BY KAITLYN SETERA Teenagers have very diverse pursuits and passions. WHS’ student body is no exception, with each one of our 1.6 thousand students displaying many different interests. Enough students have shown interest in two different subjects that have grown … Continue reading New clubs spark the interest of students
OPINION BY JACOB BROWN The very first thing students do when they get to school is walk in the door. With the recent epidemic of school violence, Wadsworth High School has made recent changes to its morning policy. Students are … Continue reading Entrances should be fair to all
BY JACOB BROWN The pep rally that was held yesterday started off with the marvelous march of the first ever bowling team to place at states, followed by the wrestling team, with state heavy-weight champion Jordan Earnest bringing up the … Continue reading Pep rally sends Girls Basketball team of to State
BY JAKE LOGUIDICE This past weekend, many Grizzlies achieved great things in their respective sports. Wrestling, basketball, and bowling all had great weekends in their post season games. Wrestling sent nine varsity wrestlers to states and they all did well. … Continue reading Great weekend to be a Grizzly
BY KYLEE BARANEK Starting at 6:00 A.M and ending at 4:00 P.M., newly inducted juniors and seniors of National Honors Society dedicated their time to helping the Red Cross set up for the bi-annual blood drive in the main gym. … Continue reading Another successful blood drive for National Honors Society
OPINION BY JONATHAN BALL Have you found yourself explaining news to your friends in casual conversation? Do you often want a platform to express your opinions on important topics? If so, you would make a great addition to our Bruin … Continue reading Top reasons to Join Newspaper/Yearbook intro class
BY MARRAYA YOUNGBLOOD In the past week, WHS’s International Club embarked on a new service project — The Pulsera Project. This is a nonprofit organization that aims to educate and empower Central American artists. The project has been hosted in … Continue reading Pulsera Project colors our school
Introduction: BY QUENTIN GRIFFIN Wadsworth is no stranger to the drug epidemic that is strangling our nation. This epidemic has taken root within our community and is a reality we must face together. The school district has decided to combat … Continue reading An ‘In Depth’ Look at Drugs in Wadsworth
BY KAITLYN SETERA The presentation of the Spirit Stick has been an annual tradition for Wadsworth High for the past 3 years now; and typically such “crowning” of an individual who exemplifies the most school spirit happens at the homecoming … Continue reading Putting aside the rumors: Spirit Stick
BY OLIVIA PORPORA National Honor Society is one of the most sought after school clubs in our school. In order to be accepted into this club you must excel in the the four main pillars: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. … Continue reading NHS Induction Ceremony
BY OLIVIA PORPORA Twice a year The American Red Cross comes to our school for the blood drive. The blood drive is hosted by National Honor Society. NHS students help set up and tear down the drive. The students also comfort … Continue reading Blood drive draws big crowd
BY JACQUELINE TOTH On Saturday, October 14, hundreds of Wadsworth High School students gathered for the Homecoming Dance, a tradition that’s been celebrated by Americans since the early 1900s. From 8 to 11 p.m., students danced in the high school’s … Continue reading Homecoming 2K17
